The Star | A five-member bench chaired by Justice Rohana Yusuf said that the appellate court had erred when it ruled that the MB, in his capacity as the chairman of MBI Selangor, must have the approval of the board of directors to make the VSS payments. Lawyers New Sin Yew appeared for the appellants.
Free Malaysia Today | Court of Appeal president Rohana Yusuf said MBI Selangor, established under the MBI Enactment, was a sole legal entity and Khalid was legally empowered to approve the VSS payments. Lawyer New Sin Yew represented his former staff.
Malaysiakini | New Sin Yew confirmed that the Federal Court will decide on Monday the appeal by former Selangor MB’s staff who were sued by MBI Selangor over the recovery of alleged unauthorised payments. Seven of them were also represented by Edmund Bon.
The Sun Daily | Lawyers Edmund Bon and New Sin Yew represented seven former staff of MBI Selangor in their appeal to the Federal Court. Edmund argued, because the MB was the sole legal entity under MBI Selangor, the MB did not need to seek approval from the board of directors for VSS payments made to the staff.
Free Malaysia Today | Edmund Bon argued that the claims against the former executives of MBI Selangor were misplaced. During a board meeting on Aug 25, 2014, it was agreed that VSS payments be made to the executives, and the board of directors merely acts in an advisory role to the MB as the chairman.
Free Malaysia Today | The Federal Court will hear on 6 January an appeal by former staff of then Selangor MB against an order to return the voluntary separation scheme compensation paid to them. Edmund Bon and Hoe Sue Lu represented the eight appellants in the case, the first of its kind, which will have implications for the MBI in five states.
The Star | A five-member bench chaired by Justice Rohana Yusuf said that the appellate court had erred when it ruled that the MB, in his capacity as the chairman of MBI Selangor, must have the approval of the board of directors to make the VSS payments. Lawyers New Sin Yew appeared for the appellants.
Free Malaysia Today | Court of Appeal president Rohana Yusuf said MBI Selangor, established under the MBI Enactment, was a sole legal entity and Khalid was legally empowered to approve the VSS payments. Lawyer New Sin Yew represented his former staff.
Malaysiakini | New Sin Yew confirmed that the Federal Court will decide on Monday the appeal by former Selangor MB’s staff who were sued by MBI Selangor over the recovery of alleged unauthorised payments. Seven of them were also represented by Edmund Bon.
The Sun Daily | Lawyers Edmund Bon and New Sin Yew represented seven former staff of MBI Selangor in their appeal to the Federal Court. Edmund argued, because the MB was the sole legal entity under MBI Selangor, the MB did not need to seek approval from the board of directors for VSS payments made to the staff.
Free Malaysia Today | Edmund Bon argued that the claims against the former executives of MBI Selangor were misplaced. During a board meeting on Aug 25, 2014, it was agreed that VSS payments be made to the executives, and the board of directors merely acts in an advisory role to the MB as the chairman.
Free Malaysia Today | The Federal Court will hear on 6 January an appeal by former staff of then Selangor MB against an order to return the voluntary separation scheme compensation paid to them. Edmund Bon and Hoe Sue Lu represented the eight appellants in the case, the first of its kind, which will have implications for the MBI in five states.
